At Transport for London (TfL), the leadership structure involves both a strategic oversight role held by the Mayor of London and an executive role for day-to-day operations.
Key Leadership at TfL
Oversight and daily operations at Transport for London are primarily led by two key figures: the Chairman and the Commissioner.
Here are the individuals currently in charge:
| Role | Current Incumbent |
|---|---|
| Chairman | Mayor of London (Sadiq Khan) |
| Commissioner | Andy Lord |
Understanding the Leadership Roles
The Chairman
The Mayor of London serves as the Chairman of Transport for London. In this capacity, the Mayor provides overall strategic direction and political accountability for TfL's activities. This role ensures that TfL's operations align with the broader transport and environmental policies for the capital.
The Commissioner
The Commissioner is the chief executive of TfL, responsible for the day-to-day management and operational delivery of London's transport network. Andy Lord holds this executive position, overseeing the vast and complex system that keeps London moving.
Organisational Structure
TfL operates under the umbrella of the Greater London Authority (GLA), which is the administrative body for London. This organizational structure ensures integrated planning and delivery of public services across the city.
TfL's extensive network encompasses several key operational organs, including:
- London Underground
- Elizabeth line
- London Buses
- London Rail
- London Streets
- London Overground
